Armenia, Azerbaijan and International Court of Justice
World Court Rules Armenia, Azerbaijan Mutual Discrimination Cases Can Move Forward
World Court Rules Armenia, Azerbaijan Mutual Discrimination Cases Can Move Forward THE HAGUE -Judges at the International Court of Justice ruled on Tuesday that competing anti-discrimination cases between Azerbaijan and Armenia can move forward.
Allegations by Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan about territorial claims in Azerbaijan's constitution 'have no ground,' says ...
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Azerbaijan’s president blasts Western "hypocrisy" in combative COP29 speechesBy bne IntelliNews French Ecology Minister Agnes Pannier-Runacher has pulled out of the COP29 climate summit in Baku, ...
Azerbaijan's Foreign Ministry's spokesperson Aykhan Hajizada has responded to Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's ...
Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg on Thursday again condemned the holding of the COP29 summit in Baku, saying that the ...
YEREVAN—A recent statement by Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has added a new dimension to ongoing negotiations between ...
A Soviet zoologist with a passion for long-extinct mammals set out to reinvigorate the landscape of the Caucasus in the 20th ...
Nearly 30 dissidents, journalists and trade unionists have been arrested in recent months ahead of COP29, while the country ...
Emily Mkrtichian’s debut feature documentary 'There Was, There Was Not' premieres at DOC NYC. Watch the trailer exclusive on ...
Azerbaijan's Ombudsman has commended the decision of the International Court of Justice to examine facts of Armenia's mine ...
Armenia has no plans to reclaim around 200 square kilometers of land currently under Azerbaijani occupation by military means ...
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